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Trivi Bread Line

Pack Expo Exhibitor – Trivi

With more than 400 installations worldwide, TRIVI’s expertise spans three core product families: Sweet Lines, with over 200 installations for croissants and laminated pastry products
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Baker & Baker Launches Premium Muffins

Baker & Baker, a leading European bakery products manufacturer, has launched a mixed box of premium muffins in response to customers requiring more flexibility and choice. 
Roland Innovator

From Recipe to Reality

Senior Editor Joseph Clarke speaks with Roland Thiemann, Show Director of Anuga FoodTec, about how automation, AI, energy efficiency and transferable technologies are helping bakers industrialise more complex products without compromising quality, flexibility or process stability.
DELIFRANCE_Assortment

Vandemoortele and Délifrance unite

Vandemoortele and Délifrance can now operate as one following clearance of their transaction by the UK Competition and Markets Authority (CMA), marking the start of a new chapter for the two bakery businesses.
Matthew Jones

Bread Ahead, and Beyond

Bread Ahead founder Mathew Jones discusses the enduring appeal of sourdough and doughnuts, taking the concept overseas and why developing the next generation of bakers has become central to his ambitions.
GEA Pack Expo

Pack Expo Exhibitor – GEA Bakery

GEA Bakery offers engineering precision, driving Innovation and helping manufacturers achieve greater flexibility, consistency and efficiency across modern bakery production.
St Pierre 4 Mediterranean Herb

St. Pierre Targets Lunchtime

St Pierre, one of the UK’s leading premium bakery brands, is expanding into lunchtime occasions with the launch of Soft Pretzel Rolls and Mediterranean Herb Brioche Rolls.
FRITSCH 100

Fritsch – Celebrating 100 Years!

In the world of bakery technology, the name FRITSCH has been synonymous with German engineering and dough processing for 100 years.  
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